Sub-Zero Predators

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Predators, the diet is ranked by natural scientists were free to be said one of the most successful creatures on the planet. However, such a division can not only be done by way of food, but also by the degree of adaptation to climatic conditions in certain parts of the world. We all know very well that predators mark this modern way of life of people and managed to survive the main and top predator … Man. Not these animals out of pure randomness managed to survive the harsh conditions. Generations as they grow and adapt to climate change so that it is not strange to see a lion in a winter landscape, in search for prey.

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